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Johnson & Johnson Negotiates Preserving, Handling of Replaced Hips

February 10, 2011 | 
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Bloomberg -- Johnson & Johnson and lawyers suing over the company’s recalled hip implants are negotiating a procedure for preserving and handling the devices after patients get them replaced through surgeries.
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